Sports Premium Funding Forecast 2017- 2018
This academic year Sheldwich Primary School should receive £17 930 of the Sports Premium funding.
Proposed allocation of funding
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PE Sports Package with Canterbury Academy KSG Competition Package Change for Life Resources CASP Core Package and festival package District Netball and Football League entry Virtual League Participation Healthy Schools Package Impact Dance Programme – Club Term 4 Rugby Programme – Term – Class 5 Golf Programme – Term 2 – Class 4 Martial Arts Programme – Term 3 – Class 1 & 3 Football Programme – Club Term 3 and 4 |
£3060 |
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CPD for teaching staff Relax Kids - Mindfullness and wellbeing Staff training |
£1000 |
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Team Sports Kits |
£1000 |
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School Clubs Premier Sports – Fencing - Term 3 & 4 – Yr 3-6 Archery – Term 3 & 4 – Yr2-4 Lacrosse – Term 5 & 6 – Yr 3 -6 Multi Sports – Term 5 & 6 – Yr R - 2
Football top up x3 weeks – Term 3 & 4 – Yr 3 - 4
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£3000 |
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Coaching – Premier Sports Dodgeball – Term 5 & 6 - Class 1 and 2 Lacrosse – Term 5 & 6 - Class 5 and 6 Squash – Term 3 - Class 3 American Football – Term - Class |
£2200 |
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Equipment |
£2000 |
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Contribution to transportation to Swimming |
£800 |
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Transportation to competitions |
£1500 |
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Entry to Level 2 Competitions Kent Cross Country November 2017 - £45 Abbey School Cross Country - £100 Squash - £10 |
£200 |
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Bikeability x 6 places |
£ 100 |
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Outdoor Learning Sessions for all classes with Niall |
£ 500 |
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Contribution to Trim Trail |
£ 2000 |
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Cookery Lessons |
£ 500 |
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Total |
£17 860 |
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Area of Expenditure |
Cost |
Expected Outcome |
Impact |
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Canterbury Sports Partnership Package |
£750 |
Enables the school to enter a vast array of competitions so a greater amount of our children can participate in Level 2/3 competitive events. |
Children to have a range of opportunities to represent their school in a fun, organised and competitive environment. Children will also have the opportunity to have a taste of new sports in a competitive environment, learning and developing new skills. |
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Contribution towards the transportation of children to Swimming Lessons |
£500 |
All children to confidently swim 25m by the end of key stage 2. Children to experience life saving activities. |
To help all children to increase their confidence and understanding of water safety, rescue skills.
Skills and confidence gained from learning to swim can transfer across the curriculum. |
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Transport - Coaches and Minibuses to sports competitions |
£2000 |
Enables more children to participate in Level 2/3 competitions. |
To enable more children to participate in Level 2 and 3 competitions. Hire coaches and minibuses to transport teams of children to local competitions. Helps support parents who give up their time to transport and support children. To enable more children can participate in Level2 & 3 competitions. |
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Sports Equipment |
£757 |
Provide equipment to support high quality PE lessons, extra curricular activities. |
All staff and children to have access to appropriate, high quality PE equipment to deliver outstanding PE lessons.
New gymnastics equipment springboard, agility tables, foam wedges for all year groups.
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iMoves Dance Package |
£800 (3yr membership) |
Provide staff with CPD and the children with high quality PE lessons. |
Access to a well-resourced website with plans and videos. All staff and children to have access to appropriate, high quality PE equipment to deliver outstanding PE lessons.
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Clubs – Total Sports Coaching Yr 3-4 Football Yr 3-4 Tennis Yr 3-4 Hockey Yr R,1, 2 Multi Sports Yr 3,4,5,6 Rounders |
£3000 |
To increase the variety and number of sports clubs for the children. |
Children will get specialist coaching in after school clubs. This enables more children to have the opportunity to participate in different sports. Giving the children a chance to develop their skills.
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Clubs – Gymnastics Year 3-6 Enya Lynch |
£ 100 |
To increase the variety and number of sports clubs for the children. |
Children will get specialist coaching in after school clubs. This enables more children to have the opportunity to participate in dance. Giving the children a chance to develop their skills.
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Sports Week |
£ 140 |
To enable all children to access sports and different activities. |
Coaches – Boxercise – Class 3,4,5,and 6 Canterbury rugby club – Class 3 and 4 Tom Middleton – handball – Class 5 and 6 American football Coaching – Class 4 and 6 Total Sports Coaches football – Class R,1 and 2 Give children the opportunity to have a go at a variety of sports and engage with qualified coaches. |
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Sports Coaching/Staff CPD Yr 3 and 5 American Football Term 5
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£235 |
To up skill the teaching staff in new sports. To give the children the chance to play a new sport. |
Yr 5 had a term of American football coaching which enabled them to experience a new sport and the teaching staff to improve their CPD and disseminate to other teaching staff. |
Sheldwich is a one form entry primary school, which endeavours to supply all our children with high quality P.E lessons and lasting sporting experiences. For the academic year 2016 – 2017 the school received £ 8925 in School Sport Premium funding money.
As part of the allocation of the sport funding money, we have paid an annual subscription to our local School Sport Partnership - this clearly has sustainability benefits and the children have benefitted from the vast amount of competitions that we are able to access (both inter and intra), specialised coaching, sports leadership support and teacher training as well as subject leader support.
Furthermore, a recent focus over the last few years at Sheldwich, has been to increase the amount of after school sports clubs which are available to the children –We are now able to provide an array of clubs and sporting opportunities across all year groups and key stages throughout the year.
The sustained expansion of our after-school clubs thus increasing the opportunity for our pupils in a range of sports not necessarily accessed through curriculum PE. The quality assured coaches we use, alongside our own school staff, provide opportunities for all pupils to engage in a range of sports..
Sheldwich was awarded the Gold Sports Kitemark for the academic year 2016 - 2017 for the fourth year running. This is an incredible achievement and something all the staff and children should be very proud of-very few schools in the county have achieved this! This award is sponsored by Sainsbury’s and is a nationally recognised award that has been given to Sheldwich Primary school for the on-going commitment that the children, staff and parents show towards sport and offering the children as many opportunities as possible. This award reflects the endless hard work and determination that both children, staff and parents show towards the teaching of physical education, extra-curricular clubs and competing in an array of primary schools’ sports tournaments. This takes account of the increased pupil participation, competitive opportunities and high quality PE provision as well as opportunities in sports leadership etc.
American Football Development taught Year 5 and Year 3 for a six week session, Appeti Tennis taught Year 1 for a term, lacrosse sessions in Year 5 and 6 and squash session in Year 4. Classes also had the opportunity to try handball, rugby and boxercise.
All children in Class 1 – 6 took part in a range of Intra School Level 1 competitions and activities these included athletics, football, tri-golf, gymnastics, netball, orienteering, cross-country and interhouse competitions which included hockey, handball, basketball and tag rugby.
Alongside this was our increased entry into the Level 2 competitions entering 32 teams into a range of competitions including: athletics, netball, handball, basketball, dodgeball, cricket, football, tag rugby, infant multi-skills, badminton, cross country and rounders. We performed exceptionally well, four 1st places, five 2nd places and two 3rd places. The Year 6 Handball team went on to represent Canterbury district at the Kent School Games Finals.
Increased range of clubs available –Year 3 and 4 Tennis club and Gymnastics were new this year.
Sports Awards – Sports Crew of the Year
KS2 Sports Team of the Year = Yr 5 & 6 Netball
Innovation award – Awarded to us for our innovative approach to school sport and how we use a range of media to report it.
Identified talented pupils from Year 6 (Riley Holness and Frank Higbee) took part in gifted and talented sports programme at Canterbury Academy Term 2,4,6.
Swimming Ability of Class 6 as at June 2018
34 children in the Class
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% able to swim over 25M |
% able to use a range of strokes |
% confident/able to self- rescue |
% non-swimmers |
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94% |
82% |
59% |
6% |